How do you communicate about accessibility? What do you say internally, and what statements do you make in public? Do you make any special efforts to facilitate communication with people with print disabilities to get feedback and provide support?

This webinar will explore the often behind the scenes efforts that publishers and service providers can make to support their accessibility practices, and ensure that their intended levels of service are experienced by users, and when things go wrong how they might get addressed in the most appropriate way.

May’s BIC Brunch event will guide attendees through the accessibility requirements and impacts of DRM and Text-to-Speech (TTS). WSpeakers will focus on the user experience when considering DRM and TTS, including which elements make a book accessible or inaccessible.

Debate about Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, with new and improved services being launched every week and the promise of automating tasks and producing higher quality content. But what might these developments mean for accessible publishing? Do they offer practical solutions, or do the risks outweigh the benefits?

Join us as our panel of experts discuss their experiences of using AI in accessible publishing in a variety of ways, and how the promise of AI might become a reality.